The Amazing Quiz On Astronomy
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Which planet is 2.796 billion miles from the sun?
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Mars
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Pluto
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Earth
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Neptune
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What percent of the Sun, by weight, is helium?
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28
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56
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78
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1
Correct Answer
A. 28 -
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Which Pioneer spacecraft first visited the planet Saturn?
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4
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1
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56
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11
Correct Answer
A. 11 -
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How long does it take Mercury to rotate on its axis?
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17.14 Hrs
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24 Hrs 37 Min
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58.7 Earth Days
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9.9 Days
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A. 58.7 Earth Days -
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Which is the only planet that rotates clockwise?
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Earth
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Pluto
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Venus
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Mars
Correct Answer
A. Venus -
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How many Skylab Missions went up in space?
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23
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12
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3
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1
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A. 3 -
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How many days was Skylab III in space?
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2
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12
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84
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34
Correct Answer
A. 84 -
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Which Apollo mission were Edward White and Gus Grissom selected for?
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Apollo 1
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Apollo 9
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Apollo 14
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Apollo 16
Correct Answer
A. Apollo 1 -
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Which Apollo mission was launched on December 21, 1968, and spent Christmas in lunar orbit?
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Apollo 1
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Apollo 10
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Apollo 4
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Apollo 8
Correct Answer
A. Apollo 8 -
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Which Apollo mission was launched on December 7, 1972?
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Apollo 7
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Apollo 13
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Apollo 1
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Apollo 17
Correct Answer
A. Apollo 17 -
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How long does it take Neptune to rotate on its axis?
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16 Hr 3 Min
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17.14 Hr
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6.39 Earth Days
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24 Hr 37 Min
Correct Answer
A. 16 Hr 3 Min -
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Scott and Worden were crewmembers on which Apollo mission?
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Apollo 15
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Apollo 1
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Apollo 10
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Apollo 14
Correct Answer
A. Apollo 15 -
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How long does it take Saturn to rotate on its axis?
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6.39 Earth Days
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17.14 Hours
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10.665 Hours
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243 Earth Days
Correct Answer
A. 10.665 Hours -
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Which planet is 36,000,000 miles from the sun?
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Venus
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Mercury
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Earth
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Uranus
Correct Answer
A. Mercury -
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Which planet is 1.78 billion miles from the sun?
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Neptune
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Uranus
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Jupiter
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Earth
Correct Answer
A. Uranus -
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